Eva Lettenbauer barely manages to maintain her position as leader of the Bavarian Greens. Her previous co-president is Gisela Sengl. The 63-year-old represents an environment where many voters no longer feel represented by the Greens.
This is the moment that matters. At 11:59 Eva Lettenbauer approaches the microphone. A state party leader who wants to be re-elected, but whose party has suffered an electoral defeat. “We wanted a lot more mandates, especially in rural areas,” Lettenbauer says. Which would above all concern self-criticism and establish the topic with which she wants to bring people here: the country.
